Medico-legal reports in clinical neurophysiology for personal injury and clinical negligence claims
An independent expert report from a consultant clinical neurophysiologist — the nerve tests done and interpreted by the same doctor, at our clinic near Chester. Report in 6–8 weeks.
When a claim turns on the nerves, you need a clear answer on what the tests show. Here your client is examined, tested and reported on by one consultant clinical neurophysiologist.
Dr Arvin Rodrigues has written medico-legal reports for 15 years — 30–40 a year, in personal injury and clinical negligence claims, for claimants and defendants. Every report is written to CPR Part 35.
Every report fee includes two hours' review of clinical records; further review is £400 per hour.
Non-attendance or cancellation: more than 1 week's notice £500 · 48 hours to 1 week £1,000 · less than 48 hours £3,000.
With the questions you would like the report to answer.
The records relevant to the claim.
Reports of any scans your client has had.
Earlier expert reports, if there are any.
Tests and opinion from one doctor.
Call 01244 982032, use the form below, or email the letter of instruction to contact@bridgehouse-clinic.co.uk.
Your client is seen at Bridge House Clinic in Rossett, near Chester and Wrexham, for an examination with nerve conduction studies and EMG.
The report, written to CPR Part 35, follows within 6–8 weeks of the appointment.
Dr Rodrigues is available for conferences with counsel and court attendance.
Do you take claimant and defendant instructions? +
Yes, both. At the moment about 90 % of Dr Rodrigues's instructions come from claimants and 10 % from defendants.
Can you write a report from the records alone? +
Yes. A desktop (records-only) report is £2,000 to prepare the report, plus review of the notes at £400 per hour.
Where does the examination take place? +
At Bridge House Clinic, Bridge House, Station Road, Rossett LL12 0HE — near Chester and Wrexham.
What are nerve conduction studies and EMG? +
Nerve conduction studies measure how well the nerves carry small electrical signals; EMG records the electrical activity of the muscles. Together they show whether a nerve is damaged, where, and how badly.
How long does the report take? +
The report follows within 6–8 weeks of the appointment.
Is Dr Rodrigues available for conferences and court? +
Yes — for conferences with counsel and court attendance, and joint statements on request. A conference with counsel is £400 per hour by telephone, or £3,000 per day in person plus first-class rail travel; other fees are on request.
Do you also report on hand and wrist injury claims? +
Yes. Hand and wrist injury claims: Miss Kasia Studnicka-Perkin, Consultant Trauma & Orthopaedic Surgeon, holds the Cardiff University Bond Solon (CUBS) Expert Witness Certificate and prepares expert reports. Fees on request — get in touch to discuss a case.
Tell us about the case.
Leave your details and we will call you back — or email the letter of instruction to contact@bridgehouse-clinic.co.uk.